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Crée une présentation scolaire complète de 10 diapositives en français sur la frise chronologique de l’histoire de l’avion, de Léonard de Vinci jusqu’aux avions modernes. Niveau collège. Présente les dates importantes : 1485, 1903, 1919, 1944, 1947, 1952, 1969, 1976 et aujourd’hui. Ajoute des images d’avions adaptées à chaque période, une vraie frise chronologique, des textes courts et faciles à expliquer à l’oral, et une conclusion. Design moderne, scolaire et professionnel

Create a 17-slide medical college PPT on “Attitudes Toward Illness (Lichko)”. Include: Introduction Definition of illness attitude Importance for doctors Lichko classification Ergopathic attitude Anxious attitude Depressive attitude Sensitive attitude Apathetic attitude Paranoid attitude Comparison table Clinical scenario 1 + answer Clinical scenario 2 + answer Doctor communication strategies Doctor-patient communication Short role-play Conclusion With images

Create a 17-slide medical college PPT on “Attitudes Toward Illness (Lichko)”. Include: Introduction Definition of illness attitude Importance for doctors Lichko classification Ergopathic attitude Anxious attitude Depressive attitude Sensitive attitude Apathetic attitude Paranoid attitude Comparison table Clinical scenario 1 + answer Clinical scenario 2 + answer Doctor communication strategies Doctor-patient communication Short role-play Conclusion

Create a professional 10–12 slide science/innovation competition presentation for Class 9 on “GrainGuard — An Intelligent, Low-Cost, Multi-Parameter Grain Preservation & Early-Warning System.” Explain grain spoilage caused by moisture, humidity, temperature changes, localized heating and biological activity. Present GrainGuard as a smart system using an ESP32/microcontroller, temperature sensors, grain-moisture sensor, humidity sensor, optional CO₂ sensor, OLED display, RGB/status LEDs, buzzer, push button, power supply, protective enclosure and optional multiple sensing points. Show how sensor data is analysed for abnormal conditions and trends, producing SAFE/WARNING/CRITICAL alerts. Include the Grain Health Score concept, hot-spot detection, system workflow, advantages over fragmented monitoring, target users, business model, social impact, testing, limitations and future roadmap with IoT, solar power and AI-based prediction. Make it visually impressive, modern, concise and judge-friendly, using diagrams, icons and a clear system-flow graphic. Avoid exaggerated claims. Emphasize integration, early warning, affordability and practical farmer use. Tagline: “Sense the change. Understand the risk. Preserve the grain.”

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Create a complete Class 8 Computer Science PowerPoint assignment on the topic: “Computer Networks: Network Devices and Network Topologies” Make it look like a real Class 8 student created it in Microsoft PowerPoint, not like an AI-generated presentation. Create around 13–15 slides with DIFFERENT layouts, backgrounds, fonts, and visual arrangements. Do not repeat the same slide design. Include these topics: 1. Title — Computer Networks 2. What is a Computer Network? 3. Network Devices — introduction 4. Router 5. Repeater 6. Hub 7. Switch 8. Modem 9. What is Network Topology? 10. Ring Topology 11. Mesh Topology 12. Star Topology 13. Bus Topology 14. Comparison / Quick Review 15. Conclusion For every main topic, provide enough clear and easy-to-understand text for a Class 8 student. Do NOT make the slides almost empty. Each topic should have a proper explanation of approximately 70–120 words where appropriate. Add relevant pictures, icons, diagrams, and simple network illustrations for the devices and topologies. For topology slides, show a clear diagram of how the computers/devices are connected. Use student-friendly English. Avoid university-level or overly technical language. Make the presentation visually attractive but realistic: - Use different layouts throughout. - Use suitable backgrounds. - Use headings and subheadings. - Use bullet points where they improve readability. - Include diagrams and pictures beside the text. - Do not put huge paragraphs covering the entire slide. - Do not leave large empty areas. - Do not use the same picture repeatedly. - Make it look like an actual school PowerPoint assignment. Most importantly, generate it as a proper editable PowerPoint presentation (.PPTX) that can be opened and edited in Microsoft PowerPoint. Kindly add some good photos with the assignment

Create a complete Class 8 Computer Science PowerPoint assignment on the topic: “Computer Networks: Network Devices and Network Topologies” Make it look like a real Class 8 student created it in Microsoft PowerPoint, not like an AI-generated presentation. Create around 13–15 slides with DIFFERENT layouts, backgrounds, fonts, and visual arrangements. Do not repeat the same slide design. Include these topics: 1. Title — Computer Networks 2. What is a Computer Network? 3. Network Devices — introduction 4. Router 5. Repeater 6. Hub 7. Switch 8. Modem 9. What is Network Topology? 10. Ring Topology 11. Mesh Topology 12. Star Topology 13. Bus Topology 14. Comparison / Quick Review 15. Conclusion For every main topic, provide enough clear and easy-to-understand text for a Class 8 student. Do NOT make the slides almost empty. Each topic should have a proper explanation of approximately 70–120 words where appropriate. Add relevant pictures, icons, diagrams, and simple network illustrations for the devices and topologies. For topology slides, show a clear diagram of how the computers/devices are connected. Use student-friendly English. Avoid university-level or overly technical language. Make the presentation visually attractive but realistic: - Use different layouts throughout. - Use suitable backgrounds. - Use headings and subheadings. - Use bullet points where they improve readability. - Include diagrams and pictures beside the text. - Do not put huge paragraphs covering the entire slide. - Do not leave large empty areas. - Do not use the same picture repeatedly. - Make it look like an actual school PowerPoint assignment. Most importantly, generate it as a proper editable PowerPoint presentation (.PPTX) that can be opened and edited in Microsoft PowerPoint. Kindly add some related photos

Create a complete Class 8 Computer Science PowerPoint assignment on the topic: “Computer Networks: Network Devices and Network Topologies” Make it look like a real Class 8 student created it in Microsoft PowerPoint, not like an AI-generated presentation. Create around 13–15 slides with DIFFERENT layouts, backgrounds, fonts, and visual arrangements. Do not repeat the same slide design. Include these topics: 1. Title — Computer Networks 2. What is a Computer Network? 3. Network Devices — introduction 4. Router 5. Repeater 6. Hub 7. Switch 8. Modem 9. What is Network Topology? 10. Ring Topology 11. Mesh Topology 12. Star Topology 13. Bus Topology 14. Comparison / Quick Review 15. Conclusion For every main topic, provide enough clear and easy-to-understand text for a Class 8 student. Do NOT make the slides almost empty. Each topic should have a proper explanation of approximately 70–120 words where appropriate. Add relevant pictures, icons, diagrams, and simple network illustrations for the devices and topologies. For topology slides, show a clear diagram of how the computers/devices are connected. Use student-friendly English. Avoid university-level or overly technical language. Make the presentation visually attractive but realistic: - Use different layouts throughout. - Use suitable backgrounds. - Use headings and subheadings. - Use bullet points where they improve readability. - Include diagrams and pictures beside the text. - Do not put huge paragraphs covering the entire slide. - Do not leave large empty areas. - Do not use the same picture repeatedly. - Make it look like an actual school PowerPoint assignment. Most importantly, generate it as a proper editable PowerPoint presentation (.PPTX) that can be opened and edited in Microsoft PowerPoint.

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Create a **4-slide university presentation** on **“Selenium Testing Tool”** for **Software Quality Engineering**. Keep it professional, simple, and visually clean with short bullet points and relevant visuals. **Slide 1: Introduction** * What is Selenium? * Purpose and uses * Why it is used * Simple example: testing a university login system **Slide 2: Features & Components** * Open-source * Multiple browsers and programming languages * Cross-platform * Automation * WebDriver, IDE, and Grid **Slide 3: How Selenium Works** * Explain the basic process * Show: **Test Script → WebDriver → Browser → Website** * Login testing example * Real-world applications **Slide 4: Advantages, Limitations & Conclusion** * Advantages: free, saves time, reduces errors, reusable tests * Limitations: mainly web testing, requires programming, needs maintenance * Short conclusion about Selenium's importance in software testing Use a **modern academic design**, readable text, icons, and simple diagrams.

zrob mi prezentacje na 6 slajdow z obrazkami z internetu o Slajd 1: Wulkany i trzęsienia ziemi w Azji Slajd 2: Dlaczego w Azji występują wulkany i trzęsienia ziemi? Wyjaśnij, dlaczego Azja jest obszarem częstych trzęsień ziemi i erupcji wulkanów. Krótko wyjaśnij, czym są płyty tektoniczne i jak się poruszają. Slajd 3: Występowanie wulkanów w Azji Opisz, w jakich częściach Azji znajduje się najwięcej aktywnych wulkanów. Wyjaśnij, dlaczego właśnie tam występuje ich dużo. Dodaj prostą mapę Azji z zaznaczonymi obszarami wulkanicznymi. Slajd 4: Trzęsienia ziemi w Azji Wyjaśnij, jak powstają trzęsienia ziemi i dlaczego często występują w Azji. Pokaż na mapie obszary Azji, w których występują najczęściej. Slajd 5: Skutki wulkanów i trzęsień ziemi Przedstaw najważniejsze skutki tych zjawisk: zniszczenia budynków i dróg, osuwiska, tsunami, ofiary oraz zmiany w środowisku. Slajd 6: Jak chronić się przed tymi zjawiskami? Podaj kilka prostych zasad bezpieczeństwa podczas trzęsienia ziemi i erupcji wulkanu. Wyjaśnij, dlaczego ważne są ostrzeżenia, przygotowanie i stosowanie się do poleceń służb.

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Slajd 1: Tytuł – Wulkany i trzęsienia ziemi w Azji Slajd 2: Dlaczego w Azji występuje dużo trzęsień ziemi i wulkanów? Wyjaśnij krótko, czym są płyty tektoniczne. Slajd 3: Najważniejsze obszary występowania wulkanów w Azji. Podaj przykłady, np. Japonia, Indonezja i Filipiny. Slajd 4: Trzęsienia ziemi w Azji. Wyjaśnij, jak powstają i podaj przykłady silnych trzęsień ziemi. Slajd 5: Skutki wulkanów i trzęsień ziemi. Uwzględnij zniszczenia budynków, tsunami, ofiary oraz zmiany środowiska. Slajd 6: Jak można chronić się przed trzęsieniami ziemi i erupcjami wulkanów? Podaj kilka prostych zasad bezpieczeństwa.

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crée une présentation de 8 diapositives en français pour un oral de management au lycée sur l’entreprise Nike. Design moderne et professionnel inspiré de Nike, avec un fond principalement noir, du texte blanc et quelques éléments gris. Ne mets pas de texte destiné à être récité à l’oral. Les diapositives doivent contenir uniquement les informations essentielles. Diapositive 1 : Nike – Expression orale de management – Caractérisation d’une organisation. Diapositive 2 : Présentation de Nike – entreprise spécialisée dans le sport, chaussures, vêtements, équipements sportifs, siège à Beaverton aux États-Unis, présence mondiale. Diapositive 3 : Type et but – organisation privée, but lucratif, recherche de bénéfices, développement et pérennité. Diapositive 4 : Finalité – économique et financière, mais aussi sociale et sociétale. Diapositive 5 : Activité – conception et commercialisation de chaussures, vêtements et équipements sportifs, services numériques et applications, secteur principalement tertiaire. Diapositive 6 : Taille et statut juridique – grande entreprise, Nike Inc., société américaine cotée en Bourse, présence internationale. Diapositive 7 : Ressources – humaines, financières, matérielles, technologiques et immatérielles. Diapositive 8 : Champ d’action – international – États-Unis, Europe, Asie et monde entier. Conclusion : organisation privée, lucrative, grande et internationale. Utilise des images de sport et de produits Nike lorsque possible. Style sobre, noir et blanc, peu de texte par diapositive.

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Create a modern, professional 6-8 slide presentation on "Project 8: Designing Choices (Field Experiment)". Visual Style: Academic consulting aesthetic. High-contrast dark blue/navy backgrounds with amber/orange highlight badges. Clean card grids, minimal text. Core Content Requirements: Title & Hero: "Project 8: Designing Choices" | Driving Question: How far can a default, grouping, or a reminder change what people choose without removing their freedom? Project Scope: Compare "What you will do" (pick bias, run 2-condition experiment, weigh ethics) vs. "What you hand in" (hypothesis/design, results/effect size, ethics note). Agenda (30-Minute Plan): 5 min: Why choices go wrong (Bounded rationality & biases) 7 min: Intervention (Decision, bias, 2 conditions) 12 min: Results (Effect size, confidence, surprises) 6 min: Ethics & Scale (Nudge vs. manipulation, limits) Core Sources: Simon (1955), Tversky & Kahneman (1974), Johnson & Goldstein (2003), Thaler & Sunstein (2008).

A Q3 marketing roadmap deck — goals, channels, a phased roadmap, KPIs, and a budget table.